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Eric Bauer (born November 28, 1978) also known by his stage name King Riff, is an American music producer, recording engineer, and studio owner. He is best known for his work with several influential bands and artists, including Ty Segall, OSees, Mikal Cronin, Wand, Sic Alps, Heron Oblivion, Howlin' Rain, Peter Brotzmann, Keiji Haino, and many others. Bauer has established a reputation as a versatile and innovative force in the music industry, especially within the realm of underground rock and experimental music.

Early life and Education

Eric Bauer was born in Kansas City,Mo and went to school at the University of Kansas in Lawrence KS.

Career

Studio Ownership and Production Work

Bauer became a prominent figure in the music scene, primarily through his work as a studio owner and engineer. He was the owner of the Bauer Mansion, a recording studio based in San Francisco, California. The studio became known for its distinctive sound and eclectic roster of artists. Bauer was also a partner with John Dwyer, the frontman of OSees, at the Discounts Mirrors recording studio in Los Angeles, California.

Throughout his career, Bauer has produced, engineered, and recorded a wide variety of musical genres, though he is particularly known for his contributions to garage rock, psychedelic rock, and experimental music.

Notable Collaborations and Credits

Bauer's work with Ty Segall, OSees, Mikal Cronin, and Wand helped shape the sound of modern underground rock. His collaborations with these artists resulted in a series of critically acclaimed albums that have been integral to the evolution of the genre.

Bauer's engineering skills are also highlighted in his work on the Grammy-nominated audiobook "Under the Big Black Sun" by John Doe. His role as the studio owner and engineer on the project earned him significant recognition for his work outside of traditional music production.

Press and Recognition

Eric Bauer has been featured in numerous magazine articles and interviews, where his influence in the world of music production and sound engineering is widely acknowledged. In particular, he was the subject of a Relix article titled "Refuge at the End of San Francisco: Eric Bauer's Mansion and the New New Psychedelic", which highlighted the cultural and musical significance of his studio, Bauer Mansion. The article celebrated his contribution to the evolving psychedelic rock scene and the unique sound he helped shape. His work has been praised by many as crucial to the "new psychedelic" movement in music.

Additionally, Bauer was featured in Premier Guitar, where his tips and expertise on home recording and audio engineering were showcased. His practical advice on recording techniques and studio setup has contributed to the understanding of modern recording practices, especially for independent musicians.

Legacy

Eric Bauer, under the moniker King Riff, has earned a lasting place in the music world. His work with groundbreaking bands and his innovative approach to recording continue to inspire new generations of musicians and producers. His influence remains vital within the psychedelic rock, experimental, and garage rock scenes,

Discography

As Producer, Engineer, or Mixer:

Welcome to the Party • Revenge SF / DJ Shitbird – 2004 (electronics)
Melted • Ty Segall – 2010 (recording engineer, mixing)
Moonhearts • Moonhearts – 2010 (recording engineer)
Live in Aisle 5 [live] • Ty Segall Band – 2011 (engineer)
Castlemania • Thee Oh Sees – 2011 (recording engineer)
Goodbye Bread • Ty Segall – 2011 (recording engineer)
Rank/Xerox • Rank/Xerox – 2011 (recording engineer)
Breadhead • Sic Alps – 2011 (piano)
Tide / You Gotta Have Someone • Mikal Cronin – 2011 (recording engineer)
Hair • Ty Segall & White Fence – 2012 (recording engineer)
Titans • Black Bombaim – 2012 (recording engineer)
Porchpuddles • Dylan Shearer – 2012 (recording engineer)
The Hill / Mother Lemonade • Ty Segall – 2012 (recording engineer)
Sic Alps • Sic Alps – 2012 (producer)
Twins • Ty Segall – 2012 (recording engineer, mixing engineer)
Ex-Cult • Ex-Cult – 2012 (engineer)
MCII • Mikal Cronin – 2013 (mixing engineer)
Gemini • Ty Segall – 2013 (recording engineer)
Live in San Francisco [live] • White Fence – 2013 (recording engineer)
Live in San Francisco [live] • Fuzz – 2013 (recording engineer)
Soul in Motion / Screaming Eye • Mikal Cronin / Wand – 2014 (recording engineer)
garragearray • Dylan Shearer – 2014 (recording engineer, mixing)
Live in San Francisco [live] • OBN III's – 2014 (recording engineer)
Meatbodies • Meatbodies – 2014 (recording engineer)
Live in San Francisco [live] • Icky Boyfriends – 2014 (recording engineer)
Live in San Francisco [live] • Ty Segall Band – 2015 (recording engineer)
Mansion Songs • Howlin Rain – 2015 (co-producer, recording engineer, mixing)
Hexadic • Six Organs of Admittance – 2015 (recording engineer)
Live in San Francisco [live] • Destruction Unit – 2015 (recording engineer)
MCIII • Mikal Cronin – 2015 (recording engineer)
Live in San Francisco [live] • The Blind Shake – 2015 (recording engineer)
Live in San Francisco [live] • Useless Eaters – 2015 (recording engineer)
Heron Oblivion • Heron Oblivion – 2016 (producer, recording engineer, mixing)
Live in San Francisco [live] • Bronze – 2016 (recording engineer)
Live in San Francisco [live] • Thee Oh Sees – 2016 (recording engineer)
Live in San Francisco [live] • Feral Ohms – 2016 (recording engineer)
Feral Ohms • Feral Ohms – 2017 (recording engineer)
Live in San Francisco [live] • Magnetix – 2017 (recording engineer)
Orc • Oh Sees – 2017 (producer, recording engineer, mixing engineer)
Overthrown • Oh Sees – 2018 (recordings, mixing)
The Alligator Bride • Howlin Rain – 2018 (recording engineer, mixing, producer)
Uncut: A Real Good Time – 15 Tracks of the Month's Best Music • Various Artists – 2018 (producer)
Smote Reverser • Oh Sees – 2018 (engineer, producer, recording engineer, mixer)
Live in San Francisco [live] • Alex Cameron – 2019 (recording engineer, mixing engineer)
Face Stabber • Oh Sees – 2019 (recording engineer, mixing, percussion)
The 12" Synth • Osees – 2019 (mix engineer)
Ballet of Apes • Brigid Dawson & The Mothers Network – 2020 (recording engineer, mixing)
Protean Threat • Osees – 2020 (recording engineer, mixer)
Metamorphosed • Osees – 2020 (recording engineer)
Earth • Earth Girl Helen Brown – 2021 (performer)
The Intellect Given Birth to Here (Eternity) Is Too Young [live] • Peter Brötzmann / Keiji Haino Duo – 2022 (recording engineer, mixing)
Goodbye, Asshole • Fuckwolf – 2022 (recording engineer, mix engineer)
Intercepted Message • Osees – 2023 (recording engineer, mixing engineer)
Handle With Care • Love Fiend – 2024 (engineer)
Across the River of Stars • Beachwood Sparks – 2024 (recording)
Manhunter • Hooveriii – 2025 (producer, engineer)

This Discography section provides a detailed overview of Eric Bauer's contributions to various projects across his career. If you'd like to make any further adjustments or add specific details (e.g., additional roles or awards), feel free to let me know!

References

References

"Refuge at the End of San Francisco: Eric Bauer's Mansion and the New New Psychedelic." Relix. Link to article.
"Home Recording Tips and Tricks." Premier Guitar. Link to article.
"Howlin' Rain Stirs the Pot on Engaging the Alligator Bride." Glide Magazine. Link to article.
"Album Review: Meatbodies – Meatbodies." Consequence. Link to article.
"Review: Meg Baird Always Generous, Gives Even More in New Album." The New York Times. Link to article.
"Rewind: Ty Segall – Melted." KEXP. Link to article.
"Ty Segall Talks Serious New Album." Pitchfork. Link to article.
"CFM – Rise and Fall." Raven Sings the Blues. Link to article.
"White Fence's Tim Presley on Working with Ty Segall & Their New Album Hai." 7x7. Link to article.
"Ty Segall: Demo Trash, Repeat Until Perfect." Performer Magazine. Link to article.
"Ty Segall: I'm Happy Rock'n'Roll is OK Nowadays." Uncut. Link to article